Three thoughts after reading "Little House on the Prairie"

? Thoughts on reading "Little House on the Prairie" 1

?This summer vacation, I read a very beautiful book "Little House on the Prairie" "Log Cabin" was one of the 100 favorite books by teachers and children in the United States in 1999. It was included in the "Global Children's Collection", has won many children's literature awards, and enjoys a wide reputation around the world. Of course, there is a successful author behind this wonderful book, Ms. Huaert. Together with White and Dr. Seuss, she formed the "dream team" of American children's literature!

?This book mainly talks about father, mother, Mary, Laura and baby Carrie pioneering the American prairie. Charles' family was the first to leave the American forests. They drove a small caravan and finally arrived at the Kansas prairie after going through hardships and obstacles. In that beautiful but dangerous place, the family was surrounded by wolves, attacked by fever, and heard the Indians' cries of death, as if they had experienced a thrilling prairie fire!

?After reading this book, I was very moved because their family is very brave and strong. In a desolate and inhabited place, there are such terrible things, and they feel so nourished and happy when they pass by! Especially Laura, she went to see the wolves with her father when the cabin was surrounded by wolves. She was so brave! Mr. Edwards is very kind. During the Christmas season, he traveled thousands of miles to Independence Town to "find" Santa Claus for Mary and Laura, just to give them a surprise and give them a happy Christmas. When Laura's family was forced to leave the prairie, I felt very sad. This was Laura's family's warm little home! Why is the government doing this? But at the same time, I also feel that Laura's family is very dignified. They would rather leave first than be taken away by the soldiers like criminals, which I admire very much. I really think they have many qualities worth learning from. The first is the bravery of Laura and her father, Charles. When the cabin was surrounded by wolves, they once secretly opened the window to watch the wolves. And they also went to the camps of savage Indians! As for me, I have been timid since I was a child, and I don’t dare to try exciting things, and I often cry. So I'm going to learn from Laura and Charles and be braver. The second is the optimistic attitude of Laura’s family. Laura's father once said this: "Everything must be divided into two, and misfortunes and blessings can also transform into each other." This sentence is not wrong at all. Misfortunes and blessings are interdependent. Without misfortunes, there would be nothing. Blessings, let alone blessings in misfortune. It is precisely because of these two qualities that Laura and her family were able to live so happily during such a miserable period of pioneering the American western prairie.

?Reading this book is like tasting a thick chicken soup for the soul, the sadness and joy are so real. I really hope more and more children can read this good book!

? Thoughts after reading "Little House on the Prairie" 2

?Only those who are brave and calm can survive the darkness and usher in the light.

?——————Inscription: This summer vacation, I read "Little House on the Prairie". Its author is the famous American writer Laura. Ingels. Wilder, this book is about that after the American Civil War, many people wanted to go to the Great West to pioneer. Laura's family was the first group of pioneers to go to the Great West. There were many obstacles on their way, and the hound Jack almost disappeared. Finally, the family overcame many difficulties and traveled long distances to the beautiful prairie and the Great West, where they began to build their cabin. Their life was so hard and tiring. They were besieged by wolves. They were frightened by snakes and bullied by Indians, but Laura and her family overcame all difficulties with action and wisdom.

?After reading this book, I deeply felt the will and perseverance of Laura’s family. Their experience was very painful and they were hurt along the way, but they did not cry or give up. They were brave Live calm and strong. Although their life was difficult, this simple cabin was filled with a lot of love and a lot of happiness, which made Laura feel full of happiness.

?From this book, I learned not to be afraid in the face of adversity and difficulties, but to face and overcome all kinds of difficulties bravely. I thought that just this year, we encountered the disaster of the "new coronavirus". In this epidemic war, there appeared a national hero like "Zhong Nanshan" who is not afraid of death, a rebel who put his life and death at risk, and an eternal hero. The police, community personnel, etc. who are on the front line are precisely because they are not afraid of difficulties and face them bravely. In the end, we won the great victory of this war.

?Thanks to "Little House on the Prairie", it taught me: Never shrink in the face of difficulties, face it bravely and calmly, even if there is only a glimmer of hope, you must work hard, only Only in this way can we survive the darkness, usher in the light, and achieve final success!

? Thoughts after reading "Little House on the Prairie" 3

?After reading the book "Little House on the Prairie", I learned who the author of this book is Roland. Ingels. Wilder risked his life and experienced life to write nine books, all of which are now classics of world children's literature.

?The main content of this book is: Encouraged by the expectation of opening up a new life, the parents left Wisconsin in a caravan with Mary, Lorraine, and baby Linlin, who were under seven years old. big forest. They passed through Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri, drove over frozen lakes, crossed rapids, climbed cliffs, and reached the Kansas prairie. They built cabins and settled near Independence. In order to maintain their livelihood, their father led them to reclaim wasteland and hunt. The family resisted attacks by wolves, escaped fires on the grassland, survived the critical moment of fever, and the critical moment when the chimney caught fire. Mom was pinned down by a piece of wood... because at that time Indian reservations could not be developed for settlers, so they reluctantly left. Their biggest achievement is that they made two good friends.

?After reading this book, I want to learn from Mary’s father about the hard-working spirit, from their children about the virtues of hard work and bravery, and from their mother about how hard it is to endure hardship no matter how hot the summer is. , no matter how cold it is in winter, you have to go out and pick blackberries. I will listen to my father and mother obediently from now on, and be a pillar of the motherland when I grow up. In addition, I also like this book very much, because this book can increase our knowledge, increase our imagination, and allow us to better develop and utilize the knowledge we have learned.